When we feel like kissing, we kiss to our heart's content.
When we feel like doing more, we dive right in.
That's the kind of life that's all about loving fiercely and hating fiercely."
Listening to what might be a fallacy, Faye Townsend couldn't help but smile.
He ruffled her hair and kissed her on the forehead before letting her go.
Faye glanced back at him after opening the door before going inside.
Darnley and Miya hadn't gone to bed yet; they were reading picture books in the living room.
As soon as Faye entered, both of them looked over.
She squatted down and hugged them: "Have you been waiting for Mommy for a long time, my two darlings?"
"We know you're busy, Mommy." Miya smiled and looked at Darnley: "Right, Brother?"
Darnley pouted: "I know it even more than you do, okay?"
Faye laughed: "Thank you both for being so understanding. How about this, on Sunday, I'll take you two to the amusement park."
